San Francisco is dead? Tell that to the thousands at Chinatown Night Market
Dragons, lions and dim sum: Chinatown’s Night Market packs Grant Avenue two nights in a row....
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San Francisco’s delicious local pies this holiday season
Why have one pie when you can have them all?...
Why I love Nob Hill
“Snob Hill” or “one of the world’s great addresses”? Probably both....
Can this new huge rooftop restaurant thrive in San Francisco?
Chotto Matte — touted as perhaps the largest restaurant in SF — opened just recently, and it’s a big bet for downtown....
Russian River Pride proves being queer is fun in autumn, too
The soirée returned this month after a four-year hiatus, amid national conversations on drag bans and “Don’t Say Gay” legislation....
Castro Halloween returns after nearly two decades
Organizers ceased throwing the spooky festivities after a 2006 shooting. Now it’s back with a family-friendly motive....
Bearrison Street Fair caps off SF’s kink season with a growl
At only three years old, the street festival celebrates our queer community members with curvaceous, beautiful bodies. NSFW....
Our favorite Fleet Week captures
Those noisy naval jets brought us a nice boost in tourism and of course some stunning photos....
What Craigslist’s missed connections are still good for
Part love letter, part scream into the void. Each one feels like the beginning of a rom-com that will be inevitably abandoned midway through production....
Why I’m not giving up on San Francisco
We have amazing food, bars and restaurants. We have colorful and unique neighborhoods, architecture, celebrations, life....
Community Music Center is where SF youth hone their musical talents — for free
The celebrated organization teaches people of all ages and skill levels their instrument of choice. The only requirement is passion....
Another one to buck the doom loop: Corzetti comes to downtown SF
San Francisco restaurateur Adriano Paganini bringing new Ligurian-Italian life to Union Square....